Quick Transmigration: I Handed Over the System

The story is very exciting. It was the first time I saw a host fighting for his country to do a quick mission. The writing is also very exciting. It can be said that this book is about the true growth of the heroine. However, I don't know why the content of the novel is either missing words or wrongly written, which is called frequent. When I first read it, I didn't see any typos, but later on I saw a lot of typos. If you don't read the typos, this book is really good.

Personally, I think this book is pretty good (this is just my personal opinion). It is a rare novel that I could read without skipping a chapter. The male protagonist is almost a tool man, providing various training materials and techniques (and he is the only male protagonist), and there are not many emotional scenes. The heroine also grows up gradually step by step, and is not very strong at the beginning (this also suits my opinion), so I think it is pretty good and worth watching.

It's so verbose, I wish I could write down what I eat every day. Is this quick wear? What does the female tutor plot in the first world mean?? Is there any need to arrange this event to advance the plot? Speechless, it was quite normal for the heroine and her tutor to meet for the first time. How come Si Lanlan, the tutor after a few days, became jealous when he heard that the heroine was adopted? Uh, I don't understand what the plot is for.

It's very interesting to watch. The heroine is a growth type, she travels through different planes and lights up her achievements. She has clear grievances and good views. It's very interesting to watch.

Story

It's quite interesting to watch. This is the history of the boss's upgrade and progress, and the process of the heroine getting stronger step by step, so there aren't so many cool articles about the critical hits at the beginning, but it's good to read it, to calm down your impetuous emotions. The heroine is a very diligent and hard-working person, with normal outlook on life, and she's not a virgin. I highly recommend taking a look at it. You can clearly see that the heroine is constantly evolving from The whole process of a simple weakling who slowly grows into a mentally mature, emotionally and IQ-increasing and unparalleled boss. Whether it is a psychological change or a change in force, it is very good. Then, while being strong, she firmly respects the weak instead of indifference. She is a good heroine, but there will be a period of exhaustion in the middle, because it may not be as exciting as other novels.

The heroine Sancho, who has no sudden death, no rebirth, no travel through books, and no time travel, is bound by a quick-travel system that claims to be from a high plane. (Qiaoqiao was forced to do so, so she really wanted to hand over the system to the national overlord) Several planes are quite interesting; the master of pottery, the doctor Ren Xin, the plane of the leader of the fairy world, Yu Xiao, the first male demon in the "War between Gods and Demons" thousands of years ago, and when he is interested in Qiao Qiao thousands of years later, he imprints her soul and follows the curiosity of traveling to the water blue star. (There is no love line yet, but there will be one soon) Except for the beautiful plane, I don't really want to see the other planes. (Three planes are good, you can see them) The male and female protagonists solidify their cp: Sancho & Yuxiao (with or without cp in the front, and with cp's emotional line in the back) ☞Infinitely fast travel, the most important weapon system of the country, strong women, and patriotic feelings

The plot is very interesting, but the writing has some typos. The heroine's character is pretty good!

You can watch it as a non-CP person

It's good to watch. The feelings of family and country of the children of Blue Star are vividly reflected in the female protagonist. She is tough, kind and rational. You can ignore the male protagonist. You can watch it without cp if you like, because there is no boring saccharine.